I'm sorry, but I am an AI text-based model and I am not able to physically draw or manipulate objects. However, I can help you understand how to draw the angle bisector of angle BCD.
To draw the angle bisector of angle BCD, follow these steps:
1. Start by drawing a straight line CD, with point C as the vertex and point D as a point on the line.
2. Using a protractor, measure and mark angle BCD with an angle measure of 44 degrees. Label point B as the other endpoint of the angle.
3. Place the compass at point C and draw an arc that intersects line segment BC at two points. Label one of the intersection points as E.
4. With the compass still set at the same width, place the compass at point E and draw an arc that intersects line segment CD at a point, label it as F.
5. Draw a straight line that passes through point C and point F. This line is the angle bisector of angle BCD.
Keep in mind that since I cannot physically draw the diagram, it would be best if you could refer to a drawing tool or consult a geometrical figure to help you visualize and accurately construct the angle bisector.
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∠BCD below whose measure is 44, degrees, point
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∠BCD by clicking a dragging a ray out from the vertex at C, point
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Click and drag to draw a ray from the yellow dot.
To redraw, click and drag from the yellow dot again.
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